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notwithit

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Originally Posted by slack tide
I'm actually 29. With no facial hair, I look much younger...

Originally Posted by tween_spirit
holy **** based on your face and clothes I really thought you were more like 19 man, no exaggeration either.

I must be like face blind or something, I don't even know anymore


Ok, I don't know that I'd go with 19, but I definitely didn't expect 29. Mid-20s, maybe, tops. I don't think tween was being a dick here at all.

If anything, I'm glad to hear that there are more people pushing 30. It's kind of a bummer when everyone who mentions their age is anywhere from 18 - 25.
 

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there are plenty of oldies here...hell i'm 67 next year. no need to brag about it though
 

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Originally Posted by BlackToothedGrin
Japanese people who live the american lifestyle get american cancers: breast, prostate, colon, etc. Stomach cancer is not a concern like it is in asia. This shows that behavior is more important than genetics in cancer formation.
no it doesn't. But behaviour is VERY important, i'm not discounting that.
Originally Posted by BlackToothedGrin
Hendrix, please give or link a good rebuttal to the china study if you have one. I'd love to read it.
after a quick google, i finally find that "The China Study" that you people are talking about. It's a book. It's not a peer-reviewed paper. I can't be bothered actually reading it but from the blurb, there's a whole lot of bullshit describing the one relevant finding: that a good diet with lots of fruit and veggies holds a PROTECTIVE role against cancer. that's a concept that people don't seem to understand. Person A on meat and fats with very few veggies etc, person B a vegan. Person B lives longer, doesn't get cancer etc. That doesn't mean that meat and fats are bad for you, necessariy. The relevant actual peer reviewed papers seem to show that fruits and veggies have some protective role - fibre in particular has been suggested as having a role.
 

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Originally Posted by Fuuma
Otherwise you're living in a fantasy world where smoke is like honing missiles directed at your ass. BTW to give you an idea places like the east of the Island where you still have a refinery, some factories have way higher prob of children having vascular problems and other ****.

+ 1, I have got to agree with Fuuma.

People are too quick to take extremes - how can one complain that a man is smoking 6 feet away at a bustop when vehicles emitting toxic gases are whizzing by? That **** cant be good for you either, yet nobody complains about exhaust fumes. I agree it is anti social to be blowing smoke in peoples faces, but if you maintain a decent 3 - 6 feet distance outdoors, that is surely fine.

Individual parts of society do a great job of brainwashing the weak minded. The respectful few rebel from their unwise and unelevating maxims.

What next? Cigars contribute to global warming?

Lets see what the PC brigade come up with next: You cant buy expensive clothes in case you offend the poor?
 

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Originally Posted by Klobber
Lets see what the PC brigade come up with next: You cant buy expensive clothes in case you offend the poor?

LOL - that turned my frown upside down, haha
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Originally Posted by Klobber
+ 1, I have got to agree with Fuuma.

People are too quick to take extremes - how can one complain that a man is smoking 6 feet away at a bustop when vehicles emitting toxic gases are whizzing by? That **** cant be good for you either, yet nobody complains about exhaust fumes. I agree it is anti social to be blowing smoke in peoples faces, but if you maintain a decent 3 - 6 feet distance outdoors, that is surely fine.


Me, I just don't like the smell of smoke, and smoke on my clothing. It also irritates my eyes. For purely selfish reasons, I'm glad that smoking is becoming unacceptable in most public places.

I never really smoked. Kills cardio, and I've done sports where cardio is key for the majority of my life.
 

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Originally Posted by pfurey
**** those are so good. I can't find a link to buy though.
I asked the guy on who runs the twitter. He says karma...well you know them, has them all.
 

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As a cigar smoker, I cannot stand the stench of cigarettes and I smoke those on occasion. Uncontrol is not being unreasonable, I have many times inhaled cigarette smoke from seemingly nowhere only to realize the guy walking 30ft in front of me has a ciggy in his mouth. I have even smelled cigarette smoke from the car in front of me in 10mph traffic on my morning commute, no joke. Are you guys really saying a bus that is used for public transportation is the same as someone who inhales nicotine for no good reason other than out of habit?

PS. slack i agree with you, i get pms all the time and i've ranted about the very same thing before so i mainly just delete most of them unless they're from homies
 

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Originally Posted by notwithit
Ok, I don't know that I'd go with 19, but I definitely didn't expect 29. Mid-20s, maybe, tops. I don't think tween was being a dick here at all. If anything, I'm glad to hear that there are more people pushing 30. It's kind of a bummer when everyone who mentions their age is anywhere from 18 - 25.
yeah I went with 19 here to match the "9" in 29 as a bit of hyperbole from what I really expected was like 20 - MAYBE 21 tops. This was based on the combination that, since i really haven't been poking around here long, all I can recall about slack tide are fits with hoodies, occasionally sweatpants, and always pristine looking sneakers, along with a post where he said he looks down at the people around him and how they dress. to me all that clothing and fake snobbery just gave off a vibe of "i just finished highschool and am beginning to be an individual of my own but I still haven't let go of what I always wore" I was really not trying to be a dick but I wasn't aware that Slack Tide took flack for his clothes in the past and would interpret my comment as a continuation of that. There just seem to be two types of people around here, those that joined a forum because they wanted to look better and those that have had an interest in clothes their whole life. I just saw slack tide as the former and assumed he was young. i'm 23 and i consider myself old as hell fwiw.
 

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Originally Posted by shahanshah
there are plenty of oldies here...hell i'm 67 next year. no need to brag about it though

So now you can kop YYPH at a senior citizen discount? Where's the emoticon for :jealous: ?
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And I think uncontrol meant that it's more directly irritating to have someone blowing cigarette smoke in your face (or smoking right next to you in a relatively enclosed bus stop) for the couple of seconds that it lingers there and you inhale it. Smog, air pollution, &c. aren't as acutely and directly noticeable, even if their cumulative health effects are far more significant.
 

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My main dislike with smoking is that nobody does it stylishly these days.

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Originally Posted by jet
As a cigar smoker, I cannot stand the stench of cigarettes and I smoke those on occasion. Uncontrol is not being unreasonable, I have many times inhaled cigarette smoke from seemingly nowhere only to realize the guy walking 30ft in front of me has a ciggy in his mouth. I have even smelled cigarette smoke from the car in front of me in 10mph traffic on my morning commute, no joke. Are you guys really saying a bus that is used for public transportation is the same as someone who inhales nicotine for no good reason other than out of habit?

PS. slack i agree with you, i get pms all the time and i've ranted about the very same thing before so i mainly just delete most of them unless they're from homies


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I want TB footwear so badly from next f/w, I know I won't have the money though
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I'm 21, I hate being young.
 
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